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Nass Recommends: Voodoo (2000)

Oct 31, 2025

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Simon Marotte

in Nass Recommends

Voodoo reaches into a rich past to forge an even richer future. It’s a record that enacts the contradictions at the heart of its genre: neo-soul.
In the Margin

Oct 31, 2025

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Nell Marcus

in Essays

“The curling ends of cursive letters reach toward something that is impossible to grasp. The problem is evident on the page: there is always a space between one thing and another.”
Purgatory is in a West Village Walkup

Oct 31, 2025

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Lola Horowitz

in Fiction

“It was one of those topsy-turvy Wednesday evenings in New York when one feels like they’ve fallen through a manhole and landed in New Amsterdam: when everything feels offputting and unusual in occurrence.”
We’re All Born Naked

Oct 31, 2025

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Ellie Diamond, Harry Gorman

in Nass Recommends

Harry Gorman and Ellie Diamond have inspired the Nassau Weekly to start its own drag career… we are henceforth known as Narcissa W. Eakly. Wait, scratch that. We’ll workshop it.
If this is a paradise / I wish I had a lawnmower

Oct 31, 2025

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Nora Glass

in Essays

If I don’t write soon, I will become an “Ex-Writer”, and where will I be then?
Varasani and her worn heart

Oct 31, 2025

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Srina Bose

in Poetry

“Every city has a heart. Unheard but never voiceless. Unpolished but never dirty. A thief you can call by her name.”
Letter from the Editor

Oct 31, 2025

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Alex Norbrook

in Uncategorized

Dear reader, They say that to be radical is to grasp things by the root. But we’re digging deep, and all we see down here is dinosaur bones, rusty sewage pipes, and clumps of microplastics. We haven’t reached the bottom of things yet, but there’s still time to keep going. We often analogize our…
What I Heard about Gaza

Oct 31, 2025

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Narges Anzali

in Essays

After Eliot Weinberg’s “What I Heard About Iraq”
On Souvenirs

Oct 13, 2025

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Claire Beeli

in Essays

What does it mean to buy a souvenir, for both gifter and giftee?
Letter from the Editor

Oct 13, 2025

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Frankie Solinsky Duryea

in Letter from Editor

Dear reader, Some say that we’re facing an “attention crisis,” with social media algorithms destroying Gen Z’s focus. Well screw that. I’m already bored.The educated older generation, unable to accept their own inability to regulate big tech, have perverted the valid fear of attention-fracking into a conversation that too readily falls into cultural paranoia. We’re…
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Oct 13, 2025

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nassauweekly

in Full Designs

Check out a copy of the issue around campus, or see the full design below!
Vignette on Lychees

Oct 13, 2025

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Mira Schubert

in Fiction

“When she closes her eyes, the sun remains a white spot in her vision, and she can romanticize the eye damage.”
H.R.1.’s Local Impact: Beyond Higher Ed

Oct 13, 2025

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Lucy McWeeny

in Second Look

H.R.1, known by many as Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” promised higher taxes on college endowments and has pushed private universities like Princeton to cut budgets this fall. But looking beyond the university, some of the bill’s greatest impacts will be felt by New Jersey’s public education system.
Submarine Story

Oct 13, 2025

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Nathan Myers

in Fiction

“He reached out again to the metal, which seemed to bend out towards him too, its soft surface embracing his hand once more. The chain rang out again in the cold, cutting wind, which swirled around him.”
Narrativization

Oct 13, 2025

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Sophie O’Connor

in Essays

“Behind my chest-thumping bravado and my snarling, reactive solipsism, it was apparent that I had reached a nadir: consumed by my own suffering and all of my ineffectual attempts to ‘better’ myself, I had begun to lose fundamental parts of myself.”